For questions about the official entry into inheritance rights and the re-registration of inheritance in your own name, the law stipulates a clear and fairly short period of 6 months. In a number of circumstances, you will be able to enter into inheritance rights later, but in this case, the inheritance will be reissued already in court. So, for example, having actually entered into inheritance rights (starting to use or manage inherited property), but not having issued it notarially, you will be faced with the need to prove in court the actual acceptance of the inheritance before you are allowed to re-register the inherited property in your name.
Instructions
Step 1
That is why, in order to avoid litigation, it is more rational to contact a notary and go through the inheritance procedure officially within the time limit established by law. This will allow you to avoid in the future numerous difficulties and time costs when re-registering the inherited property in your name.
What needs to be done by the heir so that the inherited property is completely re-registered to him?
Step 2
The first thing to do is visit a notary. It is necessary to apply to him with a certain package of documents, which depends on the circumstances of inheritance. For example, when receiving an inheritance by will, you will need to provide a death certificate of the testator, a will, in which the notary will note the absence of changes in the text of the will during the testator's life, as well as the validity of this will. When inheriting, according to the law, it will be necessary to prove kinship with the testator and the right of priority over other heirs, if any.
Step 3
If there is a package of documents confirming the right to inherit, the notary creates an inheritance case.
The next step will be the collection of numerous certificates for all kinds of instances (the list of instances depends on what kind of property you are inheriting). All these documents will be required to obtain a certificate confirming the right to inheritance. Only after receiving it, you will be able to register the ownership of the inheritance received with the Federal Registration Service, which means you will become the full owner of the property that you inherited.
